Medics Oppose Garys Crippled Children Plan
Oklahoma Medical Association opposes Gov Ray mond Gary program to force more charity patients from across the state to use Crippled Children's hospital in Oklahoma City. It favors keeping children in home communities and sending only those cases needing a teaching hospital to the local center for training. The stance targets the nine member committee appointed to study the plan, which has yet to meet, while noting accreditation fears for the University of Oklahoma medical school.
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Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoma Medical Association
Raymond Gary
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Mark Everett
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Crippled Children’s Commission
Everett
Children’s Hospital
Dick Graham
Gary
James Bullard
D-Duncan
Medical Association
State Hospital Association
Crippled Children’s Society
Commission
Ira E. McConnell
McConnell
Murder Trial Opens 11-Case Court Docket
Leo Gaines faces a murder charge as an 11 case docket opens September 19 before District Judge Toby Morris. The batch includes embezzlement, forgery, and liquor possession with several appeals from City court. A parallel civil docket of 14 cases starts September 26, featuring money judgments, ejectment, and real estate matters.
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Leo Gaines
Toby Morris
Superior Court
Gaines
Lawton
Thomas Evans
Tom Hawkins
Joe Tompson
Randolph Chandlor
Helen Hudson
Hudson
Ralph Robles
William Beaton Reynolds
William McKinley
Mack
Overton
City Court
District Court
Howard Shaw
Southern Club
Hazel Worley
Morris
Grady Benson
K. E. Peters
H. E. Leonhart Lumber Company
C. Roberts
John C. Jadel
W. C. James
J. P
Sid C. Abbott
Joel H. Freeman
George V. Stein Lumber Co
John QO. Serak
Home Building Supply Co
Jeff Runyon
Edgar M. Sperling
Robert L. Hutchins
Chris Southard
Lillith E. Sullivan
Earl Alford
Euell Bradshaw
Everett Hale
J. Hale Edwards Jr
Coed Charged With Manslaughter Faces Fall Trial
Miss Margot Annie Moore of Edmond must stand trial this fall on first degree manslaughter charges after a preliminary hearing found enough evidence. She pleaded innocent and posted a $5,000 bond. The collision near Norman on March 12 killed Robert M. Jarvis’s wife Loretta May and daughter Sharon Kay.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Coed
Cleveland
Elvin Brown
Margot Annie Moore
Edmond
Miss Moore
Tom Pace
Robert M. Jarvis
Jarvis
Loretta May
Sharon Kay
Train Collision Injures Seven at Concord River Bridge
A southbound Boston to Montreal train and a freight train derailed on a bridge over the Concord River near Lowell Massachusetts. Seven crewmen were injured including one seriously. six others treated and released. Passengers continued their journey on a relief train from Boston. A tank car jumped the Six Arch Bridge track and tumbled into the river after the Red Wing struck it.
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Lowell
Mass
Montreal
Concord River
Boston & Maine Railroad
Kenneth Brannoch
St. John’s Hospital
Boston
Yesteryears in The Constitution
Death toll still rises in Hiroshima three weeks after the atomic bomb fell. Quotas removed on automobile production. Austin drive in theater under construction. About 8,000 troops of the 45th National Guard division due here in 1936. Oil well east of Lawton to be bailed. Cameron president asks for $50,000 from Public Works Administration for college buildings. Prominent citizens A T Catron Lawton D C Woodring and Dr J A Perisho Cache die. Thieves steal 100 chickens from Sam Coppin’s farm northwest of Elgin. More than 50 visitors inspect Boy Scout Camp Boulder in the Wichita.
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Hiroshima
Austin Drive-In
45Th National Guard
Lawton
Cameron
Public Works Administration
A. T. Catron
D. C
Police Probe Check Thefts In Lawton Markets
Security Bank & Trust Co. asked police to investigate a series of check thefts and arrest a forgery suspect believed to have passed stolen checks at three large Lawton grocery stores. Police reported stolen checks from Security Bank numbers 3698 through 3712, taken from Lawton Machine Shop at 504 Roosevelt. A suspect description was given to authorities.
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Security Bank & Trust Co
Fifth and C
Lawton
Roosevelt
Egypt and Britain agree to withdraw troops from Sudan
Cairo and London say they will pull all military forces from Sudan within three months after a request from the Sudanese parliament. The announcement was issued Tuesday.
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Cairo
Egypt
Brittain
Sudan
North Dakota Territory to Statehood Milestones
The article notes North Dakota organized as a territory on March 2, 1861 and admitted to the Union as the 39th state on November 2, 1889, marking pivotal dates in its governance.
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North Dakota
Science finds new healing substance for piles
Science reports a healing substance that shrinks piles without surgery and relieves pain and itching promptly. Doctors note actual shrinking of piles as sufferers claim relief. The product, Preparation H, uses Bio-Dyne and is sold in suppository form with a money back guarantee. Regular U.S. patent protection applies.
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Donald N. Basher
Sooner Motor Co
Walter Gillipsie Jr
Lewis Matthes
Hardy Suggs Music Co
Johns-Manville
Sweetie Pie
NEA Service, Inc
Ground Observer Corps
Constitution
Eugene L. Bowman
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Britain
Lawton Iron and Metal Co
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SEARS
Allstate Triple
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